Sentence examples for less to commit from inspiring English sources

The White House has expressed little desire to spend the years and billions needed to rebuild Liberia, much less to commit more troops.

Studies show clearly that married young males are healthier, happier, less likely to commit crimes and less likely to abuse drugs than single males.

Proponents suggest that machines can kill with less collateral damage, and are less likely to commit war crimes.

The findings, the researchers say, add weight to the argument that when people have less access to guns, they are less likely to commit suicide.

(They are wealthier, for one thing, and in some senses healthier — less prone to respiratory and digestive diseases, less likely to commit suicide, even).

Once people age and mature, they are much less likely to commit crimes, which makes releasing older inmates less risky.

Meanwhile women live longer, are healthier and are far less likely to commit a violent offense.

Actors have become more restless, less willing to commit themselves to long stints on the stage.

It is important that when they are released they are less likely to commit more crimes.

Ms. Merkel faces national elections next year, which could make her less willing to commit German resources to resolving the crisis.

Even if women become irritable, they are less likely to commit suicide or murder each other than men are.